(Reuters) -Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance, The Information reported on ...

CHINESE artificial intelligence (AI) startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance. The Information ...

"The launch of DeepSeek's R2 model could be a pivotal moment in the AI industry," said Vijayasimha Alilughatta, chief operating officer of Indian tech services provider Zensar. DeepSeek's success ...

DeepSeek at first planned to launch R2 in early May, but sources familiar with the company tell Reuters that DeepSeek wants to speed up the schedule.

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Deepseek had intended to launch R2 in early May but now plans to unveil it as as soon as possible, the report added. DeepSeek did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Seeking Alpha.

The word on the street is that DeepSeek R2 is a massive 1.2 trillion-parameter model. However, the reasoning AI will use only 78 billion parameters per token thanks to its hybrid MoE (Mixture-of ...

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has not yet determined the timing of the release of its R2 model as CEO Liang Wenfeng is not satisfied with its performance, The Information reported on Thursday ...

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However, a fast adoption of R2 could be difficult due to a shortage of Nvidia server chips in China as a result of U.S. export regulations, the report said, citing employees of top Chinese cloud ...

R2, a successor to DeepSeek's wildly popular R1 reasoning model, was planned for release in May with goals to produce better coding and reason in languages beyond English, Reuters reported earlier ...